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The movement of the action potential along the axon resembles a Question 5 options: pendulum swinging back and forth rat trying to find the end of a maze ball bouncing up and do…

The movement of the action potential along the axon resembles a Question 5 options: pendulum swinging back and forth rat trying to find the end of a maze ball bouncing up and do…
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The movement of the action potential along the axon resembles a

Question 5 options:

pendulum swinging back and forth


rat trying to find the end of a maze

ball bouncing up and down in place.

row of dominoes falling from beginning to end

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Ball bouncing up and down in place
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User Loui
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Step-by-step explanation:

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The movement of the action potential along the axon resembles a Question 5 options-example-1
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